768p IPS vs 1080 Non-IPS

[ichihgo]

for a laptop touch screen 

[TheSLSAMG]

IMO, IPS over resolution.

[TheKDub]

1080p.

[Aniallation]

for a laptop touch screen 

What size?

 

At ~14" or less, 768p IPS, but 15" or larger definitely go for 1080p.

[Aniallation]

IMO, IPS over resolution

IPS is strongly preferred especially for laptops, but you don't want a 17" 768p display either. Needs context, OP

[rtpb5642]

What size?

 

At ~14" or less, 768p IPS, but 15" or larger definitely go for 1080p.

I second that

[Dietrichw]

for a laptop touch screen 

 

What size laptop? under 13" I would say 768p IPS. larger than that would need to be 900p IPS to win over 1080p TN. 17" should be at least 1080p

[ichihgo]

it's 15.6" I'll go for 1080p then

[Guest Philosophy]

What size?

 

At ~14" or less, 768p IPS, but 15" or larger definitely go for 1080p.

I agree with this exactly. 

[xTrekStorex]

1080p if it's not a netbook.

[tp95112]

Depends if the notebook and handle 1080p. If it cant then go IPS if it can then Id go 1080p

[alphabeta]

Depends if the notebook and handle 1080p. If it cant then go IPS if it can then Id go 1080p

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[tp95112]

i3 4010u and 4 gigs of ddr3 gt 840m

Id go with 1080p then. What size and what is the panel for the 1080p? Tn, pls, etc?

[Jerakl]

IMO, IPS over resolution.

 

Depends if it's good IPS. If it's u2414h tier IPS.

Hell yeah.

[alphabeta]

Id go with 1080p then. What size and what is the panel for the 1080p? Tn, pls, etc?

 15.6 " TN probably

[Aniallation]

 15.6 " TN probably

1080p TN in laptops is still usually better in colors and viewing angles compared to 768p TN panels. They're actually made with some decently unlike 768p TN panels which most of the time are made to have as low production costs as possible.

[BrandonTheCat]

resolution wins for me. Would look a lot more crisp. 

 

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